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October 29th, 2009

By vein-treatment.com blogging team in: Laser Treatment, Sclerotherapy, VNUS Closure, Varicose Vein Treatment, Varicose Veins, Vein Doctor, Vein Stripping

Why go to a vein clinic instead of a hospital for varicose vein treatment?

300px-Physician_in_hospital_sickroom_1682Why go to a vein clinic instead of a hospital for varicose vein treatment?  Hospitals have come a long way since the 1600s when this print was made, but the answer is simple. Today all modern vein treatments are done mainly in vein clinics (sometimes called vein centers).  Not only is it less complicated to go there than to a hospital–you don’t have to be “admitted” and you won’t have to pay hospital overhead charges–but you’ll still have a fully qualified physician performing or overseeing your procedure with all the latest equipment and instruments.  You’ll be covered by insurance the same as if you were in a hospital.  And often it’s easier to get to a vein clinic than to a hospital. › Continue reading

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October 12th, 2009

By vein-treatment.com blogging team in: Laser Treatment, VNUS Closure, Varicose Vein Treatment, Vein Doctor

How does a vein doctor choose: radiofrequency ablation vs. laser treatment

EVLT-Before-After-3-weeks_vein-treatmentHow does a vein doctor decide whether to use radiofrequency ablation or laser treatment for treating your varicose veins?   It takes the special expertise of a qualified vein doctor to make that decision.  Both procedures require and experienced vein doctor, great care and flawless execution so that side effects and potential complications are minimized.  Here are a few important facts for you to consider as you contemplate vein treatment procedures. › Continue reading

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August 21st, 2009

By vein-treatment.com blogging team in: Laser Treatment, Sclerotherapy, Varicose Veins

Do varicose veins and tattoos mix?

75px-Tattoo_artist_with_latex_glovesCan varicose veins mess up my tattoo? Absolutely, is the answer. And not only can varicose veins mess up your tattoos, but you risk messing up your health if you get a tattoo over a varicose vein.

Because varicose veins carry blood away from the heart rather than toward it, many tattoo artists feel it is comparatively safe to tattoo over them. Yet those who are honest will advise that any fine detail work that’s done over a varicose vein is likely to become distorted as the bulging vein grows and spreads and darkens the skin over time. › Continue reading

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August 18th, 2009

By vein-treatment.com blogging team in: Laser Treatment, Sclerotherapy, Varicose Vein Treatment

What Exactly Does ‘Minimally Invasive’ Vein Treatment Mean?

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Varicose vein treatment is now widely available from vein doctors and vein specialists all over America. Most vein doctors will tell you that the vast majority of treatments are now described as ‘minimally invasive’. But what exactly does ‘minimally invasive’ mean when it comes to varicose vein treatment? › Continue reading

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July 7th, 2009

By vein-treatment.com blogging team in: Compression Stockings, Laser Treatment, Sclerotherapy, Varicose Vein Causes, Varicose Vein Treatment, Varicose Veins, Vein Stripping

Leg Crossing and Varicose Veins: Are They Related?

crossing legs and varicose veins are they relatedIf you have a family history of varicose veins, you may worry whether or not you’ll suffer from these unpleasant bulging veins. You may have been told that if you cross your legs, you’ll be more likely to get varicose veins. This advice is both right and wrong.

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